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I made this literally an hour or so before I got traded😔

Just a quick jersey design I did for the Rush.

Just a quick jersey design I did for the Rush.

Just a quick jersey design I did for the Rush.

Just a quick jersey design I did for the Rush.

Just a quick jersey design I did for the Rush.

Just a quick jersey design I did for the Rush.

Just a quick jersey design I did for the Rush.

Just a quick jersey design I did for the Rush.

Just a quick jersey design I did for the Rush.

1.) We got off on the right foot this season. This is great for the team, and if we keep grinding, I feel like we can be a strong playoff contender.
 
2.) I think it is still too early to tell, but hey, anything can happen.
 
3.) I'd say either Daddy Derek or Vick Fairchild.
 
4.) I am looking to improve my skating, puck handling, and passing. I want to get my tpe to atleast 180 by the end of the season.
 
5.) I dont feel that I am ready to make the jump quite yet, I still have a few seasons of growing to do.
 
6.) I usually go over my families house but due to the pandemic, I don't think I am this year which sucks.

1. Yes, we are in a playoff position. 
2. Las Vegas is a really strong team, so we are going to have to come together and work as a team. Everybody needs to contribute. 
3. Not too sure why we were slumping, I guess we just got unlucky.
4. No not necessarily. I treat every game like a championship game.
5. The tacos for sure.
6. Markus Emerson Jr.

Backround-
Jonny grew up in a small town on the south coast of Massachusetts. His father was also a hockey player, so he took after him. Jonny started playing hockey when he was 4 years old. He was a standout on every team he played for. In his younger years, Jonny put up incredible numbers on his Peewee and Bantam teams. Something interesting about him, was that he not only played ice hockey, but ball hockey as well. Ball hockey is very similar to ice hockey. The have all the same rules, but ball hockey is played on foot, and with a ball. By playing both sports, Jonny was able to build up loads of stamina and endurance. He is always the fastest player on the ice as well. Jonny played on the U16 National Team for USA Ball Hockey, where he scored 5 points in 5 games and won a Bronze medal for the Americans. He played for his High School and put up great numbers. Hockey was not super big in his area, so it was tough for him to get noticed. He was invited to play in a selection only tournament up in Boston, but was injured during the second game and was out for the rest of the tournament. Thankfully, he was an offered a spot on the Mexico City Kings, and signed with them, hoping to continue his hockey career.
 
Playstyle-
Jonny is a two way playing center man. He can do anything on the ice. Offensively, he is always creating plays, looking for open spaces to create opportunities, and putting the puck in the back of the net. Defensively, he is always the first one on the backcheck. He is always positioned correctly and isn't afraid to put himself in front of opposing shots. He is always starting the breakout and leading the rush into the opposing teams zone. He is an amazing skater as well. Jonny is a team player and a great leader. 
 
 

 
Jonny (Right) is seen here backchecking on an opposing player
 
 
 
 

 
This is Jonny playing for the U16 United States National Team in the World Junior Ball Hockey Championships in Slovakia

Backround-
Jonny grew up in a small town on the south coast of Massachusetts. His father was also a hockey player, so he took after him. Jonny started playing hockey when he was 4 years old. He was a standout on every team he played for. In his younger years, Jonny put up incredible numbers on his Peewee and Bantam teams. Something interesting about him, was that he not only played ice hockey, but ball hockey as well. Ball hockey is very similar to ice hockey. The have all the same rules, but ball hockey is played on foot, and with a ball. By playing both sports, Jonny was able to build up loads of stamina and endurance. He is always the fastest player on the ice as well. Jonny played on the U16 National Team for USA Ball Hockey, where he scored 5 points in 5 games and won a Bronze medal for the Americans. He played for his High School and put up great numbers. Hockey was not super big in his area, so it was tough for him to get noticed. He was invited to play in a selection only tournament up in Boston, but was injured during the second game and was out for the rest of the tournament. Thankfully, he was an offered a spot on the Mexico City Kings, and signed with them, hoping to continue his hockey career.
 
Playstyle-
Jonny is a two way playing center man. He can do anything on the ice. Offensively, he is always creating plays, looking for open spaces to create opportunities, and putting the puck in the back of the net. Defensively, he is always the first one on the backcheck. He is always positioned correctly and isn't afraid to put himself in front of opposing shots. He is always starting the breakout and leading the rush into the opposing teams zone. He is an amazing skater as well. Jonny is a team player and a great leader. 
 
 

 
Jonny (Right) is seen here backchecking on an opposing player
 
 
 
 

 
This is Jonny playing for the U16 United States National Team in the World Junior Ball Hockey Championships in Slovakia

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